List and describe all the types/kinds of point defects.

Q: What is the defect size in soda-lime-silicate glass if KIC = 750 KN m²3/2 and the typical measured…

A: Given: The fracture strength, KIC = 750 kN.m^3/2 The ultimate strength = 70 MPa

Q: Determine the critical resolved shear stress on a BCC single crystal if a normal stress of 10 MPa…

A: Given data: Normal stress σ=10 MPa acts along l=[100] direction. Applied stress causes slip in the…

Q: What is elongation testing?

A: Elongation testing is a measure of far stretching of a sample before it breaks. The result is…

Q: Discuss the different uses of grain processing by-products

A: Grain processing by-products are the products that are obtained after the grains are processed to…

Q: In hot working of metals, the distorted grains are completely removed and fresh new grains are…

A: In hot working of metals, the distorted grains are completely removed and fresh new grains are…

Q: Explain how

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Q: A Mineral with a hardness of 7 appears in two different forms. One is a six sided barrel-shaped…

A: Given question: A Mineral with a hardness of 7 appears in two different forms. One is a six sided…

Q: Ductility characteristics are introduced due to which type of defect .a Point defects .b Line…

A: Ductility  is a property of a material which implies ability of a material to elongate and undergo…

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A: intro- defects on any material is cause of failure of material.

Q: Grain size does not have a major influence on mechanical properties. True False   Identify the…

A: Answer:  1.IT IS FALSE Because grains has measurable effect on most mechanical properties. Such as…

Q: 8.11 After consultation of other references, write a brief report on one or two nondestructive test…

A: Ultrasonic nondestructive testing technique Ultrasonic testing (UT) refers to a group of…

Q: 180 mm, Y = 240 mm, and Ay = 5 mm.

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Q: Angle probes 15)A flat surface specimen is examined using a 50o angle probe,and a defect echo is…

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Q: 3.. Discuss Archard's theory of wear

A: To find:-  Archadas theory

Q: Discus the impact of each defect on material properties.

A: The main defect in a material are point, line, and surface defects. These defects are crystalline…

Q: Describe the conditions that favor cutting of a particle vs. looping of a dislocation around a…

A: The cutting of particles versus looping of dislocation around a particle is a condition that finds…

Q: Explain diffraction grating effects.

A: A diffraction grating is an optical device or element which separates (disperses)…

Q: 3. What is the diffrence between Charpy and Izod Impact tests? Which one is preferred in which case?

A: To find: a)difference between Charpy and Izod impact tests             b) preference of Charpy and…

Q: How can machinery parts and pipeline welds be tested for flaws without destroying them? Name several…

A: We can inspect or test the welded parts and pipe line welds for flaws without destroying them…

Q: What is Non Destructive testing? Explain liquid penetrant and magnetic particle testing.

A: Nondestructive testing : As the name suggest it is a testing method which is used without destroyed…

Q: What does eccentric impact refers to?

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Q: 8) Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? i. Warm working is the plastic deformation of…

A: There are basically 3 types of workings: 1) cold working 2) warm working  3) Hot working Warm…

Q: Explain how casing design problems depend heavily on stress analysis techniques, roc nechanics and…

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Q: Briefly Explain effects of defects on the properties of materials.with diagrams?

A: Given Data⇒ Defects Properties of materials

Q: Explain how casing design problems depend heavily on stress analysis techniques, rock mechanics and…

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Q: Provide a precise definition of the cross-product. And give an explanation of how it relates to…

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Q: Define the slip and how it is found?

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Q: When a metal begins to solidify many grains begin to grow these are called Dentrites at what…

A: Dendritic Growth When the liquid is not inoculated and the nucleation is poor, the liquid has to be…

Q: State the advantages and disadvantages of natural diamond bits?

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Q: Q.Define the slip and show the effect of slip on velocity ratio.

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A: It is obsessed that the most of the engineering material show barite behavior at low temperature and…

Q: Engineeringly explain the reason why the difference in impact absorption energy occurs between each…

A: The effects of carbon content and heat treatment type influence on absorbed energy property of the…

Q: Effect on Mechanical Properties via Control of the Slip Process?

A: a) A slip framework is a blend of a slip plane inside a translucent material(preferred plane fir…

Q: Based on fundamental understanding of thermodynamics, briefly explain why points defects are stable…

A: Point defects are those defects that come under the formation of a vacancy that leads to 'missing…

Q: Define the slip angle-

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Q: e. What type of defect is a vacancy and illustrate how that is different from an interstitial…

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Q: Abnormal and fine grain structure of the Choose... material. Formation of new grains which are…

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Q: Why must we rotate the specimen 90° each time between polishing phases. How can we avoid the…

A: d.The specimen will be turned through 90 deg while polishing.

Q: After consultation of other references, write a brief report on one or two nondestructive test…

A: A brief report on Non-Destructive test techniques used to detect and measure the surface or internal…

Q: Give an example of Dilatation?

A: Volume strain or dilatation is measured as a change in volume, δV, with respect to an original…

Q: ACE Metals produces and machines titanium castings for aircraft components.  A critical dimension is…

A: Given: The basic diameter of the component is D=0.850 in. The tolerance in the component is T=0.050…

Q: The following are methods used for grain size determination (Choose all that apply) Linear analysis…

A: Intercept Method  Average grain size=line lengthnumber of grains Steps of intercept method  -Draw…

Crystalline Imperfections

The crystalline imperfections are described as the geometrical defects in the crystal due to incorrect arrangement of atoms, impurity, vacancy, and many more. It is not possible to achieve a perfect or ideal crystal, practically.